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  2. BELMONT.

    The vicar, Rev. G. W. Ratten, is to be congratulated on his efficient and voluntary working bee, who have during the past three Saturday afternoons ...

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  3. SCRIPTURE IN GEELONG SCOOOLS

    The Rev. H. Stanley Hollow's reply to the assertion made at the recent Council of Churches meeting—that the Church of England ministers were ...

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  4. BLUNDERS AND GENIUS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr Asquith) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, stated that the papers relating to the Dardanelles operations could not be ...

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  5. BOYCOTT OF VOLUM BEER.

    A serious difference has arisen between the Brewers' Association and the Volum Brewing Company, and certain free hotels in this district threaten a ...

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  6. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The British Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) has appointed a committee of 17 members to consider the commercial and industrial policy which may be ...

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  7. RUSSIANS WIN 31 MILES.

    "On the Riga front the Germans in many places have launched vain, attempts to recapture their lost trenches," states a Petrograd communique. ...

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  8. HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND

    Noting the greau success of the reent Sportsmen's Carnival, in aid of the Patriotic Funds, the Hospital Committee at its last meeting wrote to Messrs. ...

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  9. GEN. HAIG IS DEFENDING.

    General Haig has reported that the Germans are attacking in the vicinity of Longueval, and the Delville Wood. Heavy lighting is in progress. ...

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  10. ANOTHER CONFERENCE ON THE PAN SERVICE.

    At a meeting of the sanitary subcommittee of the City Council yesterday, a letter was read from the Water and Sewerage Trust, stating that the ...

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  11. MENINGITIS CASES.

    A suspecious case of illness from the Barnockbura district was placed in the isolation room of the Geelong infections wards yesterday. One of three definite ...

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  12. SHIPPING.

    The ketch The Hawk, from Melbourne, is expected to berth at the railway pier early this morning, and will lead bone dust for Tasmania. Rain ...

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  13. "BORER" TO BE CHASED.

    To-morrow, the Collector of Customs of Geelong has been informed, a start is to be made by the Harbor Trust with the treatment of the Moorabool-street ...

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  14. ITALY SCORES.

    A communique received from Rome records continued Italian progress in the Pasubio, Posina and Astico sectors, despite a vigorous Austrian resistance. ...

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  15. POLICE STATISTICS.

    A decrease in drunks from 144 in the January-March quarter to 100 in the last three months might suggest anticipation of the shorter hours for drinking ...

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  16. FOE MAKES NO GAINS.

    A Paris communique reports:—"The Germans made a night attack between Biaches and La Maisonette (Peronne region). Their repeated attempts cost ...

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  17. POLICE COURT.

    A maintenance case was adjourned for seven days. Two orders were made in debt [?] with costs, and distress [?] were ordered to issue in two ...

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  18. OUR CITY COUNCIL JUSTIFIED

    At the meeting of the Board of Health yesterday, the following letter was read from the Mayor of Geelong: "17th July, 1916.—I have the honor ...

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  19. ANOTHER JUTLAND BATTLE?

    Reperts coming to band from Christiansand, in the Skagerrak, state that a heavy cannonade was heard on Tuesday morning of the island of ...

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  20. 3 STEAMERS LOST.

    The British steamer Virginia and three fishing snacks have been torpedoed by enemy submarines. The captain and 47 men, including six ...

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  21. CABINET USE KITCHENER AS A SHIELD

    The "Times," in a leading article, says—"Perhaps it is unfortunate that the Dardanelles question should be raised at present, because the failure ...

    Article : 120 words
  22. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Advertisements under the heading of Tenders will be found on Page 6. A donation of pastry from the A.B.C. and a basket of artificial flowers from ...

    Article : 176 words
  23. TURKS DEFEATED.

    It is reported in a communique issued in Petrograd that Cossack forces, by means of an i[?]petuous charge from Plastonny, in the Cancasus, captured ...

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  24. COMMONWEALTH WAR LOAN

    So that there may be no misapprehension, the Commonwealth Treasurer desires it to be known that any person may apply on the extended instalment ...

    Article : 184 words
  25. AMERICA'S PREPARATIONS.

    Washington, July 18th.—The Senate has adopted an enlarged Navy building programme which provides for the construction in the next three years of ...

    Article : 235 words
  26. HUNS' PEACE CONFERENCE.

    Reuter says that Amsterdam reports that Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg had a conference, lasting five hours, with the party leaders in the Reichstag. The ...

    Article : 424 words
  27. FOOD CHEAPER IN CONSTANTINOPLE

    The Bucharest correspondent of the "Times" reports that the sudden arrival of supplies of food in Constantinople has caused priccs to fall. He ...

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  28. GUNS ROAR OVER 70 MILES.

    Reuter's correspondent at the British headquarters states that when the infantry bombed a way up to the important German trenches, which were ...

    Article : 114 words
  29. LAND SALES AT BARWON HEADS.

    Messrs. Thos. Roadknight and Co., anctioneer, Geelong, report the following [?] cent sales of property at Barwon Heads:— On account of Mr. H. Stringer: Lot, 5, 40 ...

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  30. U LINER GOSSIP.

    The "Times" correspondent in Washington reports that there are indications that the German trade submarine Deutschland will be sailing ...

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  31. TAKE A £10 BOND.

    A letter received by the Federal Treasurer (Mr. W. G Higgs) from the firm of Latchford and Co., Toowoomba says: "Although few in number and ...

    Article : 121 words
  32. THE HUNS' THIRD LINE.

    Mr W. Beach Thomas ("Daily Mail") states:—"The German third line facing us runs on a slight curve from Pozieres, below Martinpuich, across the ...

    Article : 97 words
  33. FINE ARTILLERY WORK.

    In a despatch to London, the "Times" correspondent in France describes the capture of Bazentin le Petit village and Bazentin le Grand ...

    Article : 128 words
  34. LIMIT ON MARRIED SOLDIERS.

    Wellington, Wednesday.—In bringing down proposals to increase the war allowances to children, the Government has intimated that no married man ...

    Article : 41 words
  35. Advertising

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  36. LONDON TIMES WAR CABLES.

    (Such of the cable news on this page so headed has appeared in the London "Times," and is cabled to Australia by special permission, it should be ...

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